Sentence examples for anticipated so much from inspiring English sources

"But I doubt that any of us would have anticipated so much growth in market share".

By allowing interaction across cultures and countries, "it anticipated so much of what happened in Web 2.0," she said.

The referendum on an alternative voting system was not, as anticipated, so much a conversation about the merits of first past the post.

But if the rainfall was of an unprecedented quantity, Mr. Wistar said, the city could argue that it could not have anticipated so much rain.

The movie had been highly anticipated, so much so that by Thursday more than 2,000 showings on Friday across the United States were sold out because of advanced ticket sales, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

I certainly couldn't have anticipated so much death; we lost both of my in-laws and my brother-in-law in the span of six years.

The most fastidious blueprints — and packing lists — only anticipate so much.

But, to be honest, I was just anticipating so much coming back and getting back on the mound.

His work is astonishingly zestful, and it appears to anticipate so much of the popular art of the 20th century.

Having failed to anticipate so much else, including the Barack Obama polling surge of days earlier, the press pack has proved an unreliable guide to election 2008.

To explain how a man who was born in 1775 and died in 1851 could anticipate so much of modern art I need to return to that comparison with Wagner (who was a lot younger).